Milenio translates to "millennium," a period of a thousand years. It's a word that evokes a sense of vast, almost immeasurable time.
In the song, the singer dramatically declares, "para olvidarte necesito milenio" (to forget you, I need a millennium). This hyperbolic statement powerfully conveys the depth of his heartbreak and the seemingly impossible task of moving on from his love, making it a memorable and emotionally charged word.
Have you ever been so in love that you feel like you're losing your mind? Sanluis totally gets it in "Si Yo Estoy Loco" [If I'm Crazy]. This song is all about a guy who's absolutely consumed by missing someone. He says things like "te extraño tanto y no sé qué hacer" [I miss you so much and I don't know what to do], which is such a relatable feeling when you're longing for someone.
He's convinced he's going crazy because of this love, even saying "si yo estoy loco es porque para verte sólo de comprar de otro y estoy loco" [if I'm crazy it's because to see you I only have to buy from another and I'm crazy]. He even jokes about needing a psychologist for three and a half months, but to forget her? He'd need a millennium! "para olvidarte necesito milenio" [to forget you I need a millennium]. It's a really dramatic and funny way to express how deeply he's affected. He even threatens to end up in a mental hospital if he doesn't see her eyes again, which is a bit much, but you can feel his desperation! It's a fun, over-the-top declaration of love and longing.